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Santiago and more

To end the week, we visited the capital. Santiago is about 2 hours away, so we left early in the morning. We first visited el Museo de la Memoria y los Derechos Humanos. This museum was a look into Chile's dark history and helped contextualize some of the history they have learned. The museum does not allow pictures, so this is the one place from which you will not see pictures. We then had lunch at a park close to the museum. After lunch we headed downtown and saw La Moneda (the president's house) and walked to La Plaza de Armas (the main plaza in Santiago). To finish the day, we went to Cerro San Cristobal, where students were able to get a full view of the city. It was a great day and students enjoyed their time in Santiago.


Thursday June 29

 Class time, students started with a quick skit



Recess time



A talk about the 60's-90's in Chile



Friday June 30

On our way to Santiago very early in the morning



Arriving at el Museo de la Memoria y Derechos Humanos


Lunch at a park


Manjar is very important







Downtown: La Moneda and La Plaza de Armas


























Visiting Cerro San Cristobal




























They had such a good day, they were singing and dacing on the bus on the way back



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